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Stephen Mwaniki Kabue & 3 others v Registrar of Companies & 7 others [2014] KEHC 7796 (KLR)

[2014] KEHC 7796 (KLR) High Court of Kenya
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Court
High Court of Kenya
Case number
7796
Citation
[2014] KEHC 7796 (KLR)
Decided
4 April 2014
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TypeJudicial ReviewPostureApplication for stay of proceedings and extension of timeCoramG V ODUNGA
Holding

The application is dismissed with costs to the interested parties

Facts

The applicants sought orders for a stay of proceedings, extension of time for filing a memorandum of appeal, and stay of bill of costs. The applicants claimed they were not satisfied with the judgment and intended to appeal, but the time for filing the appeal lapsed due to the deponent's illness. The interested parties opposed the application, contending it was frivolous and an abuse of the court process.

Issues

  1. Whether the court has jurisdiction to grant the orders sought
  2. Whether the applicants have shown sufficient cause to justify the stay of proceedings

Reasoning

The court found the application lacking merit and that the applicants have not shown sufficient cause to justify the stay of proceedings. The court also noted that the appeal may be heard and determined, but the proceedings in the High Court would not be rendered unnecessary.

Outcome

Application dismissed

Orders

  • The application is dismissed with costs to the interested parties

Authorities cited

Cases cited (2)
  • Kenya Shell Limited vs. Kibiru & Another [1986] KLR 410
  • Kenya Commercial Bank Ltd vs Benjoh Amalgamated Ltd & Another Civil Application No NAI 50 of 2001
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